Master Control
1 =
Master Control
lever
2 =
Throttle
trigger
3
=Throttle trigger interlock
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The Master
Control
lever
(1) controls the
various
engine
functions. Depending
on
its
position, it
acts
either
on
the
carburetor's choke
shutter, the
throttle trigger (2)
or
the
stop contact (for
stopping the
engine).
Note the following points
when operating the Master
Control lever:
When
the Master Control
lever is moved to (this
position can only be selected
from I, the stop
contact
engages the contact spring
this cuts out the
ignition
system.
Press down throttle trigger
interlock (3) before
you
move
the Master Control
lever (1) from "Run"
I to ) ( or
H.
Do not squeeze the throttle
trigger at the same time.
When the Master
Control
lever (1) is moved to "Warm
START"
)\(,
the choke
shutter is
opened and the
throttle trigger (2)
set to
the
starting-throttle position.
Positions of
Master Control
lever:
= Stop
I =
Run
=
Warm start
= Cold
start
When in the
"Warm Start"
position ).4, the
Master Con-
trol lever
(1) is locked by
the
throttle
trigger (2)
and must
not be
forced into the
"Run"
position
I.
It
returns auto-
matically to
"Run"
I
when the throttle trigger
(2)
is
squeezed.
When the Master Control
lever (1) is moved to "Cold
Start"
II, the choke
shutter is closed and the throttle
trigger (2)
set
to the
starting-throttle position.
It is possible to move
the
Master Control lever (1) from
( to
H
or vice versa
without touching any other
con-
trols.
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